Moved from room after bad insect bite, but what about the next guy? [closed]
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I am staying in a hotel in Genova for three more nights. The hotel is prepaid by my grant, and leaving is something I don't want.
Last night an insect bit me, and for the first time in my life I got a bruised right hand. Today I requested a room change, since there is no way to get in there again, I will be too afraid. The change was made, but I was told that they are fully booked.
At that time, I was in pain and very eager to get my medicine. As a result, I didn't really process what she told me.
Now, I am thinking the next guest(s), that must be placed there. I feel guilty. Is there anything I can do? It seems to me that I have no options now to protect the next people from that nasty insect.
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I am staying in a hotel in Genova for three more nights. The hotel is prepaid by my grant, and leaving is something I don't want.
Last night an insect bit me, and for the first time in my life I got a bruised right hand. Today I requested a room change, since there is no way to get in there again, I will be too afraid. The change was made, but I was told that they are fully booked.
At that time, I was in pain and very eager to get my medicine. As a result, I didn't really process what she told me.
Now, I am thinking the next guest(s), that must be placed there. I feel guilty. Is there anything I can do? It seems to me that I have no options now to protect the next people from that nasty insect.
italy hotels accommodation genoa
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
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asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
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closed as unclear what you're asking by Giorgio, gmauch, Willeke♦ Jul 24 at 19:20
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
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I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36
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I am staying in a hotel in Genova for three more nights. The hotel is prepaid by my grant, and leaving is something I don't want.
Last night an insect bit me, and for the first time in my life I got a bruised right hand. Today I requested a room change, since there is no way to get in there again, I will be too afraid. The change was made, but I was told that they are fully booked.
At that time, I was in pain and very eager to get my medicine. As a result, I didn't really process what she told me.
Now, I am thinking the next guest(s), that must be placed there. I feel guilty. Is there anything I can do? It seems to me that I have no options now to protect the next people from that nasty insect.
italy hotels accommodation genoa
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
10.4k55176
asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
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I am staying in a hotel in Genova for three more nights. The hotel is prepaid by my grant, and leaving is something I don't want.
Last night an insect bit me, and for the first time in my life I got a bruised right hand. Today I requested a room change, since there is no way to get in there again, I will be too afraid. The change was made, but I was told that they are fully booked.
At that time, I was in pain and very eager to get my medicine. As a result, I didn't really process what she told me.
Now, I am thinking the next guest(s), that must be placed there. I feel guilty. Is there anything I can do? It seems to me that I have no options now to protect the next people from that nasty insect.
italy hotels accommodation genoa
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
10.4k55176
asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
1,73611333
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
10.4k55176
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
10.4k55176
edited Jul 24 at 14:50
user568458
10.4k55176
10.4k55176
asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
1,73611333
asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
1,73611333
asked Jul 24 at 13:52
gsamaras
1,73611333
1,73611333
closed as unclear what you're asking by Giorgio, gmauch, Willeke♦ Jul 24 at 19:20
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
closed as unclear what you're asking by Giorgio, gmauch, Willeke♦ Jul 24 at 19:20
Please clarify your specific problem or add additional details to highlight exactly what you need. As it's currently written, it’s hard to tell exactly what you're asking. See the How to Ask page for help clarifying this question. If this question can be reworded to fit the rules in the help center, please edit the question.
You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
1
I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36
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You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
1
I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36
You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
1
1
I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36
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You can knock on the door and let the person know if they put someone there.
– Musonius Rufus
Jul 24 at 14:01
@The Zealot do you think this is a good idea? It might be too direct for them. Moreover, the other room is an another room, so I feel like I should hide from the staff, if they find me in a wrong floor. However, this is a fair trade off z so I would suggest you to post an answer.
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:04
1
I would think that the cleaning staff of the hotel would find and dispose of the insect when they cleaned the room, especially if you informed the front desk staff that it was there.
– Michael Seifert
Jul 24 at 14:23
@Michael Seifert, that would be my hope. How about I ask tomorrow the reception, in a friendly way, if they got rid of it. What do you think?
– gsamaras
Jul 24 at 14:33
@gsamaras By ‘insect’ do you mean something out of the ordinary flying / crawling in the room or something in the bed (eg fleas)? I’d expect most people to be prepared with insect repellant for typical wildlife such as mosquitoes and wouldn’t really expect the hotel to be able to do much about it, but I’d be very annoyed to be bitten by fleas in the bed and would complain to the hotel management immediately
– Traveller
Jul 24 at 14:36